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Letting Go
May 15, 2010 (Weekend Service)
When Jonah initially refused to carry out God's directive to bring a prophecy to the people of Nineveh, it was likely an emotional response based on Jonah's knowledge of the horrors inflicted by the Assyrians of that region upon the Jews and others. Jonah felt that God forgiving Nineveh was unthinkable. This message helps us understand the context behind Jonah's conflict, even after he carried out God's instruction; and it offers insights into handling our present-day personal issues of conflict when it comes to the all-important matter of forgiveness.
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Come and Listen David Crowder
©2005 worshiptogether.com songs and sixsteps Music |
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Song
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Come Thou Fount By Robert Robinson and John Wyeth
Public Domain |
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Song
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Mighty To Save Reuben Morgan and Ben Fielding
©2006 Hillsong Publishing |
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Song
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Let It Rise by Holland Davis
©1997 Maranatha! Music |
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Other
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Extended Turn and Greet |
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Offering & Announcements
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Drama
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Telling of the Jonah Story |
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Message
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Darren Whitehead |
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Song
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Nineveh’s Song by Sharon Irving
©2009 Sharon Irving |
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Song
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Mighty To Save Reuben Morgan and Ben Fielding
©2006 Hillsong Publishing |
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Closing
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Darren Whitehead |
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